Greece does not plan to send troops to Ukraine within the framework of providing security guarantees, Government spokesman Pavlos Marghanum said.
"There is no such option at the moment. And such a thing is not planned, "he said, answering journalists whether Greece will send troops on Ukraine on Greek Sky TV.
On Monday, US President Donald Trump received Vladimir Zelenki and the leaders of the EU member states.
During the meeting, Trump noted that he would not compare the security guarantees received by Kiev with the guarantees in NATO. According to Bloomberg, US-Europe security guarantees for Ki will be based on the work of the "volunteer coalition", which can include multinational forces.
At the same time, the Russian Foreign Ministry has previously stated that any scenario of NATO forces in Ukraine is categorically unacceptable for Russia and is fraught with sharp escalation.
